Sympathy card
A sympathy card from everyone who is thinking of them
There’s no right thing to say. A few kind words and a shared memory from each person can still mean a great deal. Gather them in one quiet, private card.
Start this card free See an example
- A calm design with no confetti.
- Shared memories and photos of the person they lost.
- Only they can see it, and they can return to it later.
- The organizer checks every card first.
How it works
- Start in a minute. Pick the occasion and add their name. We suggest a title and a few friendly words you can change.
- Share one link. Paste it into Slack, Teams, email or WhatsApp. People sign in with an email code or Google, then add a message, photo, short video or voice note.
- Reveal it together. You check every card first. Then reveal it on their phone, or play it on the big screen at the party or on a video call.
When to start
Keep the deadline short, a few days, and suggest people share one memory or simply say they’re thinking of them.
A few things people write
- I’m so sorry. I’m thinking of you and your family.
- I’ll always remember how kind your mum was to everyone she met.
- No need to reply. Just know we’re all here for you.
- If you need anything at all, even just a walk, I’m here.
Need more? See Get well and sympathy messages: what to write.
Price
Free for you and 2 people. Bigger groups pay once, from $4.99, £3.99 or ₹199 for 10 people. No subscription. Only the organizer pays. See all plans.
Questions
Does the design change?
Yes. Sympathy cards use a calm, quiet style with no celebration effects.
Who sees the messages?
Only the recipient, and you as the organizer.
Can we keep it small?
Yes. It’s free for you and 2 people, and bigger groups pay once.